table stacker 3d models

To stack two LACK tables. ...Made one with and one without holes for a screw.

This is stacking connector for Ikea Lack tables. ... Please note: this one is NOT suitable for Ender's 3 enclosures :)

A connector to stack the IKEA Lack tables. The Holes for the screws are 4mm. ... Printed 90° rotated!

... to be securely stacked on top of each other. ... I am using 2 Lack tables as a 3D printer stand and needed a way to ensure that the printer on top would be stable and the tables would not slip around. ... You'll need one for each leg so 4 total.

Print thousands, and stack thousands of IKEA tables [to reach god!](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tower_of_Babel) These add 2 mm to the table height, and 8 mm to the overall width and depth of the LACK tables. Print from PLA, or whatever you'd...

A simple support to allow Ikea Lack tables to be securely stacked on top of each other. I am using 2 Lack tables as a 3D printer stand and needed a way to ensure that the printer on top would be stable and the tables would not slip around. You'll...

This piece allows your side tables to stack on top of each other. ...It also raises it by 10mm in between.

to join 2 Ikea lack tables together when the top one in upside down :) , i want to make printer enclosure without drilling ant holes. ...

... tables stacked on top of each other from sliding off. ... Works best when something heavy is on top. You can make it more permanent by gluing the printed parts to one of the tables, but this design was such that I could unstack them when I wanted to.

Inspired by the [No Hardware - IKEA Lack Side Table Extender/Stacker](https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2476441), this stacker is designed for the IKEA Melltorp table, which is suitable for an Ender 5 Plus printer (or equivalent). This stacker is...

This feature was taken from the "Ikea LACK Table Extension Stacker" by Koganei. But i also wanted to have a window holder build in so i used the "Ikea Lack raiser and window holder" by Latzenpratz. I also added optional screw holes that can be used...

This Lack Stacker was created because I wanted a very strong way to stack IKEA Lack-tables without having to damage them by inserting screws or nails into them. The model leverages the fact that the Lack's legs contain a threaded pole that is...

This is small an easy Ikea Lack Table attachment to make them stack able. ... Update: v2 has now the right scale.

Helps you stack two or more IKEA LACK tables on each other without screws. Print instructionsThis is a IKEA LACK table mount for stacking two (or more) tables on top of each other, without screws. Feel free to remix this, but please credit me in your...

This is a bracket to put together more than one Ikea Lack table for your 3d printer. The holes were designed to take #4 1/2 inch flat head wood screws. ...Adding the screws will make i super strong.

I remixed https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2476441 It ios now a 15 cm raise for the Table. Taller Printer should Fit now. With Govee WiFi LED Strip 5m, it is a good Start to own Printer Rack. I put mine on a Furniture Roller with breaks.

Pictures shown are Lack tables, costing £6 each, I have now made a shelving unit thats 4 tables high and stacks to the ceiling, saving me so much space!! They are super solid and a much cheaper solution than alternatives, also printed in the same...

I remixed this because i couldn`t find any suitable table stacker systems for my Anet A8 printer. I raised the top and the bottom parts each to match 5 cm. Like this you get a total ammount of 10 cm in extra height to fit bigger printers like mine. ...

I remixed this because i couldn`t find any suitable table stacker systems for my Anet A8 printer. I raised the top and the bottom parts each to match 5 cm. Like this you get a total ammount of 10 cm in extra height to fit bigger printers like mine.

Made the fitting for the legs to 20mm upwards and added some holes for screws so its a bin more Robust (but looses the ability to be disabled without hardware). ... Also rounded the edges so they aren't sharp anymore

A more compact remix with tighter fit of the original Ikea Lack Table Screwless Stacker, which will take 4 time less to print.

Making the assumption that there will have some amount of weight on it, I've made a very short version of salzig's LACK table stacker model (https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2092717), thickened the walls a bit, resized the leg "receiver" hole a bit...

The table leg sits 20 mm into the stacker and are a pretty tight fit by my printer's tolerances, you may need to use a rubber mallet to push it all the way in. I printed mine at 0.32 mm layer heights and 30% infill with the orientation shown in the...

Ever wanted to stack ikea table without using screws?

The other two can be v2 to use a bit less Material #Target: + To stack 2 ikea Tables for a i3 plus enclosure. ...(As they don't fit over each other with the i3 Plus inside) + It needs no screw and hold by itself + about 2mm tolerance because ikeas...

This is my REMIX No Hardware - IKEA Lack Side Table Extender/Stacker by Cyberlamb. It raises by 150mm. ...

This is small an easy Ikea Lack Table attachment to make them stack able with enough space between the tables to place a Prusa i3/Anet A8/whatever printer in between.

I wanted a way to stack 3 Lack tables together for my enclosure and not have to rely on screwing into the thin walls of the legs. You can also just use these to make shelves out of lack tables too. I printed in PLA and it seems to be plenty strong.

I converted the original .stl to mm from the original units (which seem to be inches), and also added four screw holes so that you can mount the bracket permanently. Seems to be holding up just fine. No support needed. ... Note that the orientation...